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with me is chief cbs election campaign bob costa who has been following the trial from day one. i want to start with stormy daniels testimony. that was the headline testimony this week. after listening to two days of her on the stand, where you think this leaves this case for the prosecution and the defense? >> we are at a moment in the case where the prosecution is going to call its key wness, michael cohen, the longtime lawyer who facilitated these payments to make sure stormy daniels story ever came out in 2016. . he is the one everyone has been waiting for. the prosecution has been circling michael cohen for a long time fillinin different parts of the story. sometimes almost tangential details about how checks were filed, how different papers are coursing through the organization but his testimony is going to matter about whether trump falsify business records or not. >> he has been talking a lot about this case. what you think we can expect from see michael cohen on the stand? >> i have covered him for many years. probably over a decade. this is someone who has a contentiou
with me is chief cbs election campaign bob costa who has been following the trial from day one. i want to start with stormy daniels testimony. that was the headline testimony this week. after listening to two days of her on the stand, where you think this leaves this case for the prosecution and the defense? >> we are at a moment in the case where the prosecution is going to call its key wness, michael cohen, the longtime lawyer who facilitated these payments to make sure stormy daniels...
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this is in the very early stages of consideration, and it was something that was first reported by cbs news, but we have confirmed it. amna: it's, to be clear here, it's not something they have officially announced yet from the white house, right? laura: that's right. so the white house officially has just said from the podium that they're constantly evaluating policy proposals that would further support palestinians who have u.s. family members that are citizens and who may want to join them in the united states, but that they have nothing to announce on this front at this moment. something else that a white house aide told me is that, since the start of the israel-hamas war, the u.s. has helped more than 1,800 american citizens and their families leave gaza and come to the united states. they have also helped some children who need dire medical care get care at hospitals in the region. amna: i know you have been looking into this more deeply too. what obstacles stand in their way if they were to move forward with something like this, and where does it fit into the larger administrati
this is in the very early stages of consideration, and it was something that was first reported by cbs news, but we have confirmed it. amna: it's, to be clear here, it's not something they have officially announced yet from the white house, right? laura: that's right. so the white house officially has just said from the podium that they're constantly evaluating policy proposals that would further support palestinians who have u.s. family members that are citizens and who may want to join them...
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important to say that this is in the very early stages of consideration and was something first reported by cbs used -- news, but we've confirmed it. the white house officially has just said on the podium that they are constantly evaluating policy proposals that would further support palestinians who have u.s. family members that are citizens and who may want to join them in the united states, that they have nothing to announce on this front at this moment. something else a white house aide told me is that since the start of the israel-hamas war, the u.s. has helped more than 1800 american citizens and their families leave gaza and come to the united states. they've also helped some children who need dire medical care get care at hospitals in the region. amna: what obstacles stand in their way if there were to move forward with something like this? where does it fit into the larger administration outlook on refugees? >> i spoke to the president of global refuge, a refugee resettlement organization. she said the biggest obstacle she thinks to carrying out a plan like this would be more political
important to say that this is in the very early stages of consideration and was something first reported by cbs used -- news, but we've confirmed it. the white house officially has just said on the podium that they are constantly evaluating policy proposals that would further support palestinians who have u.s. family members that are citizens and who may want to join them in the united states, that they have nothing to announce on this front at this moment. something else a white house aide...
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twitter earlier about the support received from the member states for israel in terms of air defense and cbs the attack earlier today by russia could have been prevented if the e.u. and others had provided that air defense. i spoke to some officials and they said we want to supply that funding. it's just case of finding it and making sure there the a back fill of ammunitions and missiles being produced for e.u. member states as well. christian: they are going to turn the security council to the future tomorrow and talking about maybe recognizing the occupied territories as a future palestinian state. the spanish prime minister has been pretty vocal on that today. he's been a long-time supporter of palestinian rights. how many others within the council share his point of view? >> christian, there are a number of nations in the security council that share that point of view and the palestinians at the u.n. point out that if you look at the general assembly, they have more than 130 nations that share that point of view but, as ever, the kind of key comes down to the united states's position whe
twitter earlier about the support received from the member states for israel in terms of air defense and cbs the attack earlier today by russia could have been prevented if the e.u. and others had provided that air defense. i spoke to some officials and they said we want to supply that funding. it's just case of finding it and making sure there the a back fill of ammunitions and missiles being produced for e.u. member states as well. christian: they are going to turn the security council to the...
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for example, it has been things like from two official story to cbs about this could be, and the words of one of these unnamed officials, a missile strike from iran onto israeli soil involving up to 150 cruise missiles. why are we getting those very specific leaks and briefing of information? i think it is because the u.s. wants to make clear that it knows of a range of possibilities that the iranians are looking at, but it does not know which one the supreme leader is going to choose. and i think they are come along a very concerted diplomatic effort of messages being passed via arab countries to the iranians, trying to get the iranians to step back and standdown, and selena bit more on some of the messages we've heard from the iranian foreign minister about not wanting to escalate the situation. there's one more dimension to this, which is that in the middle east generally, wh you get a lot of telegraphing of what an adversary might be about to do and it is leaked, it is not for generally often for public service reasons. this is done to try to alter behavior. another thing i think t
for example, it has been things like from two official story to cbs about this could be, and the words of one of these unnamed officials, a missile strike from iran onto israeli soil involving up to 150 cruise missiles. why are we getting those very specific leaks and briefing of information? i think it is because the u.s. wants to make clear that it knows of a range of possibilities that the iranians are looking at, but it does not know which one the supreme leader is going to choose. and i...
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talk us through, i mentioned cbs has been speaking to u.s. officials about what this attack could entail. talk us through what they've been saying. reporter: recent days, there has been a steady drumbeat from the americans about the possible threat. the president says it was imminent. some officials say the attack could come today for could involve hundreds of missiles/drones. on the record, national security spokesman saying the at is credible, real. but do we think these are accurate predictions of the future? they may be. we don't know. they could be part of an american attempt to deter iran, to try and minimize the response by being as public as they can about the potential threat. they could be an attempt by the americans to shape opinion so alternately when iran, if it makes a response, is perhaps seen as less escalatory compared to a multiple missile attack the american officials have been talking about. if iran was to attack on that scale, that would be huge escalation and it would prompt a robust response from israel. the fear offici
talk us through, i mentioned cbs has been speaking to u.s. officials about what this attack could entail. talk us through what they've been saying. reporter: recent days, there has been a steady drumbeat from the americans about the possible threat. the president says it was imminent. some officials say the attack could come today for could involve hundreds of missiles/drones. on the record, national security spokesman saying the at is credible, real. but do we think these are accurate...
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sumi: we can speak to cbs news correspondent, one of the few reporters to cover all three of o.j. simpson's trial. good to see you. the murder trial became such a spectacle in the u.s. and around the world. it seemed to be a lightning rod, highlighting issues of race, celebrity and media. what made it become that? steve: he was such a celebrity. we rarely have celebrities of his level being charged with murder, so that by itself made a big case. then, you had the racial aspect. he was black, the victim was white. los angeles had just gone through the very racially dividing rodney king trial. that was part of this as well. there were so many different aspects. he was wealthy. he was not a poor black man. he had a team that was nicknamed the dream team. althese different aspects, i think, led to a remarkable trial that people are still debating all these years late you have people not necessarily everyday, but people talking about did o.j. simpson do it and pele are still divided all these years later. sumi: that appears to be the case. as we talk about his legal battle, it also see
sumi: we can speak to cbs news correspondent, one of the few reporters to cover all three of o.j. simpson's trial. good to see you. the murder trial became such a spectacle in the u.s. and around the world. it seemed to be a lightning rod, highlighting issues of race, celebrity and media. what made it become that? steve: he was such a celebrity. we rarely have celebrities of his level being charged with murder, so that by itself made a big case. then, you had the racial aspect. he was black,...
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an investigation by the insider and cbs news alleges the americans were targeted with direct energy weapons. one victim of the weapon told 60 minutes in the u.s. about her experience of being hit by a powerful force at her home in florida in 2021. for more on this, let speak to one of the authors behind the insider's year-long investigation. when we talk about havana syndrome, it sounds very mysterious and murky. for a lot of people watching this, no one is really clear on what this is exactly. what exactly is havana syndrome? >> it is actually a misnomer because the name comes from what was for many years considered the initial incidence of the syndrome which happened in havana in 2017. a number of people simultaneously reported very silar health conditions which included grating noises, loss of balae, vertigo, nausea, which actually went worse as the days went by. most of these people were american, some canadian diplomats, working at the compound in havana. this did not happen only in havana. over the next few years, media published reports about the same syndrome occurring to american d
an investigation by the insider and cbs news alleges the americans were targeted with direct energy weapons. one victim of the weapon told 60 minutes in the u.s. about her experience of being hit by a powerful force at her home in florida in 2021. for more on this, let speak to one of the authors behind the insider's year-long investigation. when we talk about havana syndrome, it sounds very mysterious and murky. for a lot of people watching this, no one is really clear on what this is exactly....
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an investigation by the insider and cbs news alleges the americans were targeted with direct energy weapons. one victim of the weapon told 60 minutes in the u.s. about her experience of being hit by a powerful force at her home in florida in 2021. for more on this, let speak to one of the authors behind the insider's year-long investigation. when we talk about havana syndrome, it sounds very mysterious and murky. for a lot of people watching this, no one is really clear on what this is exactly. what exactly is havana syndrome? >> it is actually a misnomer because the name comes from what was for many years considered the initial incidence of the syndrome which happened in havana in 2017. a number of people simultaneously reported very similar health conditions which included grating noises, loss of balance, vertigo, nausea, which actually went worse as the days went by. most of these people were american, some canadian diplomats, working at the compound in havana. this did not happen only in havana. over the next few years, media published reports about the same syndrome occurring to americ
an investigation by the insider and cbs news alleges the americans were targeted with direct energy weapons. one victim of the weapon told 60 minutes in the u.s. about her experience of being hit by a powerful force at her home in florida in 2021. for more on this, let speak to one of the authors behind the insider's year-long investigation. when we talk about havana syndrome, it sounds very mysterious and murky. for a lot of people watching this, no one is really clear on what this is exactly....
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support his country will have to retreat in small steps after an interview with cbs news where the ukrainian leader warned any russian military offensive could happen in the next few months and he said his country isn't ready. he confirms he believes it could happen between may and june. he stresses the need for more military aid. listen. >> so you are expecting a counteroffensive in may or june from the russians? >> i think so. >> what weapons you need to stop that? >> number one, antiair defense and artillery shells. that is what we need. >> let's take a quick look at other headlines from around the world. pope francis presided over t frictional good service -- good friday service in st. peter's basilica in the vatican city. but he is skipping the traditional way of the cross ceremony at rome's coliseum to protect his health ahead of other easter weekend engagements according to the vatican. the most somber day of the christian calendar good friday marks the day christianbelieve jesus died by crucifixion. the first black man to win an oscar for supporting actor died at 87. he made a broadw
support his country will have to retreat in small steps after an interview with cbs news where the ukrainian leader warned any russian military offensive could happen in the next few months and he said his country isn't ready. he confirms he believes it could happen between may and june. he stresses the need for more military aid. listen. >> so you are expecting a counteroffensive in may or june from the russians? >> i think so. >> what weapons you need to stop that? >>...
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the ukrainian leader made the comments during an interview with cbs news saying he believes it cou happen between may and june. he stressed the need for more military aid. >> you are expecting a counteroffensive in may/june from the russians? >> i think so. >> what weapons do you need to stop that attack? >> number one, anti-air defense and artillery shells. that is what we need. >> is warning comes after russia launched another wave of missile and drone attacks overnight. officials say 99 projectiles were launched, with more than 80 being destroyed. the interior minister says civilian infrastructure was targeted. three power stations being hit. several people were wounded. no reports of any deaths. our correspondent sent us this update. >> the commander-in-chief added his voice to calls from ukrainian officials saying they need more air defenses and missiles. that is a call we have heard before. but as these attacks on energy infrastructure become more frequent, that is the focus of ukraine's calls at the moment. there was a very long air raid overnight. but this city wasn't targeted in
the ukrainian leader made the comments during an interview with cbs news saying he believes it cou happen between may and june. he stressed the need for more military aid. >> you are expecting a counteroffensive in may/june from the russians? >> i think so. >> what weapons do you need to stop that attack? >> number one, anti-air defense and artillery shells. that is what we need. >> is warning comes after russia launched another wave of missile and drone attacks...
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it passed inspection in may 2020 two, but our partners at cbs news were part there was concern -- report and was concerned with one of the bridges columns. the bridge issued a distress call moments before the crash, but he was traveling too quickly to change course, with the ntsb investigation just getting underway to learn more. we have been looking at the sequence of events and how the massive bridge may have come down. >> what do we know about what actually happened in baltimore? data shows the ship setting off on the port at 1:21 a.m. local time. these are mariners from the local port with a specialist knowledge to guide the vessel out to sea. it was headed towards the central section of the bridge, which is wide enough and high enough for the vessel of the ship to pass through, but it veered off course, crashing into the support column. what happened? in this video, the ship is nearing the bridge, but at 1:24 a.m., the lights suddenly go out , and then a minute later, the ligh come back on. three minutes after this, you start to see black smoke billowing from the ship. on the bridge
it passed inspection in may 2020 two, but our partners at cbs news were part there was concern -- report and was concerned with one of the bridges columns. the bridge issued a distress call moments before the crash, but he was traveling too quickly to change course, with the ntsb investigation just getting underway to learn more. we have been looking at the sequence of events and how the massive bridge may have come down. >> what do we know about what actually happened in baltimore? data...
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and we are now being told from our colleagues at cbs news that he has resigned, nathan wade. as a reminder, the prosecutor in donald trump's election fraud case down in georgia was told you can stay on the trial if the lawyer you had relationship with quits. that was the decision of the judge and it seems now that that lawyer, nathan wade, has resigned from the case. as a reminder, donald trump and his codefendants had tried to get fani willis disqualified, saying that her relationship with nation -- nathan wade, whom she hired, had compromised the integrity of the case. the judge disagreed, but did say that it created an appearance of impropriety and said one of them had to go and in the last few minutes we are hearing that nathan wade has resigned from the case. announcer: funding for presentation of this program is provided by... financial services firm, raymond james. bdo. accountants and advisors. cunard is a proud supporter of public television. announcer: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. and by judy and peter blum kovler foundation, pursuing soluti
and we are now being told from our colleagues at cbs news that he has resigned, nathan wade. as a reminder, the prosecutor in donald trump's election fraud case down in georgia was told you can stay on the trial if the lawyer you had relationship with quits. that was the decision of the judge and it seems now that that lawyer, nathan wade, has resigned from the case. as a reminder, donald trump and his codefendants had tried to get fani willis disqualified, saying that her relationship with...
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cbs shows joe biden has a 42% approval rating right now. 61% of voters think the country is divided. 28 guests will accompany dr. jill biden to watch the speech. stockholm becomes the newest member of nato and the sister of one victims of eight shooting in uvalde, texas, has since become a leading advocate for uncontrolled. founder of the women's alzheimer's movement, maria shriver, focuses on reproductive health challenges. also in the guest list, a civil rights activist who walked in selma, alabama, in 19 65 and members of the united auto workers union. democrats and republicans both invited advocates for action on the growing opioid crisis. guests will attend on the invitation of speaker johnson. the mother and son of an american taking captive by hamas while serving as a soldier in the israeli defense forces. and a member kidnapped by hamas while attending a music festival was held in gaza before being released in december. joining me now on capitol hill is helen humphrey. helena, this is a big opportunity for the president to set out for voters. how high are the stakes for him?
cbs shows joe biden has a 42% approval rating right now. 61% of voters think the country is divided. 28 guests will accompany dr. jill biden to watch the speech. stockholm becomes the newest member of nato and the sister of one victims of eight shooting in uvalde, texas, has since become a leading advocate for uncontrolled. founder of the women's alzheimer's movement, maria shriver, focuses on reproductive health challenges. also in the guest list, a civil rights activist who walked in selma,...
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recent polling by our news partner, cbs, shows 65% of democrats across the u.s. think joe biden should encourage israel to decrease or stop its military actions in gaza and michigan's primary elections on tuesday will be a key litmus test of his wider support among democrats and among muslim and arab americans. michigan is a battleground state . its 15 electoral votes could be critical in deciding who winds the u.s. presidential in november and it also happens to have one of the largest muslim and arab populations in the u.s. many of them are democrats who along with a lot of progressives nationwide are opposed to current u.s. policy on israel and gaza. mr. biden won the state in 2020 by 2.8 percentage points. mr. trump won the state in 2016 by 0.2 percentage points. president biden's path back to a second term in the white house could be in jeopardy if voters who previously supported the president but disagreed with his policies in the middle east sit out the election or vote for another candidate. for more on the race, i spoke with michigan democratic congressw
recent polling by our news partner, cbs, shows 65% of democrats across the u.s. think joe biden should encourage israel to decrease or stop its military actions in gaza and michigan's primary elections on tuesday will be a key litmus test of his wider support among democrats and among muslim and arab americans. michigan is a battleground state . its 15 electoral votes could be critical in deciding who winds the u.s. presidential in november and it also happens to have one of the largest muslim...
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on cbs's "face the nation," israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu said getting an agreement was up to hamas. >> i can tell you that we're all working on it. we want it, i want it. i can't tellou if we'll have it. but if hamas goes down from its delusional claims and goes down- can bring them down to earth, then we'll have the progress that we all want. john: that in yahoo! set a cease-fire deal with delay but not cancel an offensive in rafa where more than half of gaza's 2 million residents are taken refuge. a man set himself on fire outside the israeli embassy in washington. the man was taken to the hospital would lives earning injuries. the times of israel reports no embassy staff was involved. still to come, how misinformation about vaccines is contributing to a rise in some preventable diseases and a black midwife's story is told by her granddaughter to her great-granddghter. ♪ >> this is pbs news weekend from weta studios in washington, home of the pbs newshour on pbs. john: the end of pandemic-era protections for medicaid participants has meant the end of coverage so far fo
on cbs's "face the nation," israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu said getting an agreement was up to hamas. >> i can tell you that we're all working on it. we want it, i want it. i can't tellou if we'll have it. but if hamas goes down from its delusional claims and goes down- can bring them down to earth, then we'll have the progress that we all want. john: that in yahoo! set a cease-fire deal with delay but not cancel an offensive in rafa where more than half of gaza's 2...
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nikki haley, trump's top remaining republican rival, fired back on cbs' "face the nation." >> don't take the side of a thug, who kills his opponents. don't take the side of someone who has gone in and invaded a country, and half a million people have died or been wounded because of putin. now, we do want nato allies to pull their weight. but there are ways you can do that without sitting there and telling russia, "have your way with these countries." that's not what we want. john: trump also mocked haley's husband for not campaigning with her. michael haley is actually serving in the horn of africa with the south carolina army national guard. today, nikki haley said it was part of trump's pattern of disparaging u.s. troops and their families. we are just learning secretary of defense lloyd austin is back at walter reed medical center. the pentagon says he has symptoms suggesting a bladder issue. he was at walter reed last month for treatment of prostate cancer. as a bill with money for ukraine cleared a key hurdle in the senate today, kyiv said it shot down more than 40 russian drones th
nikki haley, trump's top remaining republican rival, fired back on cbs' "face the nation." >> don't take the side of a thug, who kills his opponents. don't take the side of someone who has gone in and invaded a country, and half a million people have died or been wounded because of putin. now, we do want nato allies to pull their weight. but there are ways you can do that without sitting there and telling russia, "have your way with these countries." that's not what we...
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national security adviser jake sullivan was on cbs's "face the nation." >> what happened on friday was the beginning, not the end, of our response, and there will be more steps, some seen, some perhaps unseen, we will respond and we will respond forcefully and we will respond in a sustained way. i would not describe it as some open-ended military campaign." >> in a separate campaign appears sullivan wouldn't rule out strikes inside iran. -- in a separate appearance, suivan wouldn't rule out strikes inside iran. and in israel's war in gaza, prime minister benjamin netanyahu detailed what constitutes his goal of eliminating hamas, destroyg the group's battlions and neutralizing its network of tunnels beneath gaza. all this awaits secretary of state antony blinken, who left today on his fifth trip to the region since the october 7th hamas attacks. he's expected to push for more aid to gaza and to try to spur negotations aimed at freeing the israelis still held by hamas. a monster storm is bearing down on california, threatening flooding and mudslides. it's the second so-called atmospheric
national security adviser jake sullivan was on cbs's "face the nation." >> what happened on friday was the beginning, not the end, of our response, and there will be more steps, some seen, some perhaps unseen, we will respond and we will respond forcefully and we will respond in a sustained way. i would not describe it as some open-ended military campaign." >> in a separate campaign appears sullivan wouldn't rule out strikes inside iran. -- in a separate appearance,...
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>> we do not know when but what is being reported by cbs -- this is clearly the line behind the scenes that u.s. officials want to put out -- these will be multi-day strikes against iranian personnel and facilities. thats important. that is a significant move. crucially, not on iranian soil. iran has not been talked about. that is what some of the most hawkish voices among republican have been calling for. target iran. the administration has given the signal that will not happen. nevertheless, strikes against iranian personnel would be very significant. the administration is still trying to calibrate. it needs to meaningfully deter these iran backed groups from further groups, fatal attacks against u.s. bases in the region. at the same time not trying to draw into iran with a direct conflict with the u.s. >> whave seen the u.s. wrapping up pressure on trying to get some sort of cease-fire agreement in the israel-hamas war. what is happening behind the scenes with the u.s.? >> there is a lot of movement. we have had senior officials, william burns and the cia in europe talking to spy ch
>> we do not know when but what is being reported by cbs -- this is clearly the line behind the scenes that u.s. officials want to put out -- these will be multi-day strikes against iranian personnel and facilities. thats important. that is a significant move. crucially, not on iranian soil. iran has not been talked about. that is what some of the most hawkish voices among republican have been calling for. target iran. the administration has given the signal that will not happen....
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they told cbs news the action would be carried out over a number of days and the weather will be one factor in one those begin that in windows begin -- factor in windows begin. the secretary of defense said the u.s. had the right to retaliate after those recent attacks. >> this is a dangerous moment in the middle east. we will continue to work to avoid a wider conflict in the region but we will take all necessy actions to defend the united states, our interests and our people. and we wil respond when we choose, where we choose, and how we choose. >> the latest there from lloyd austin. with me as our chief international correspondent. lisa, there's a lot for us to talk about tonight because it's been a day of significant developments but let's start first of all with those strikes that we expect in the coming days. we don't have a sense of a timeline yet, what they may look like indeed. it's interesting because iran has specifically denied any direct involvement in that drone strike that killed three u.s. troops but we are told there's this web of iranian-backed militias. explain iran
they told cbs news the action would be carried out over a number of days and the weather will be one factor in one those begin that in windows begin -- factor in windows begin. the secretary of defense said the u.s. had the right to retaliate after those recent attacks. >> this is a dangerous moment in the middle east. we will continue to work to avoid a wider conflict in the region but we will take all necessy actions to defend the united states, our interests and our people. and we wil...
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according to cbs, the drone was flown in at the same time a u.s. drone was returning to base from a mission. reportedly the air defense system had been switched off to allow the american drone in. but that also left in the enemy drone can which flew in on a much flatter trajectory. washington has blamed iranian-backed military groups, with president biden saying the u.s. would choose when and how to hit back. pres. biden: we had a tough day last night. we lost three brave souls in an attack on one of our bases. we shall respond. christian: in the last hour the white house nationals agree spokesman john kirby said washington was not seeking a wider conflict in the middle east. >> we do not seek another war. we do not seek to escalate. but we will absolutely do what is required to protect ourselves, to continue that mission, and to respond appropriately to these attacks. he's weighing the options before him. as we said yesterday, we will respond. we will do that on our schedule, in our time, and we will do and in a manner of the president's choosing
according to cbs, the drone was flown in at the same time a u.s. drone was returning to base from a mission. reportedly the air defense system had been switched off to allow the american drone in. but that also left in the enemy drone can which flew in on a much flatter trajectory. washington has blamed iranian-backed military groups, with president biden saying the u.s. would choose when and how to hit back. pres. biden: we had a tough day last night. we lost three brave souls in an attack on...
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award-winning cbs news journalist charles osgood died at his home in new jersey. he anchored the tv network's sunday morning show for years. the osgood file ran on radio for more than four decades. he became known as the network's poet in residents rendering stories in comical verse. he was 91 years old. the un's top humanitarian official on the growing crisis in gaza. how the rise of artificial intelligence is boosting tech stocks. and a pakistani artist find success painting his personal experience. >> this is the pbs newshour from w eta studios in washington and in the west from the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. >> israel's military announced nearly two dozen soldiers were killed yesterday fighting in gaza. the deadliest day for israel since hamas's october 7 terrorist attacks. israel's government vowed to continue the war amid fierce fighting. caught in between, tens of thousands of palestinian civilians. nick schifrin speaks with the un's humanitarian chief about conditions in gaza but first, his report on this deadly day f
award-winning cbs news journalist charles osgood died at his home in new jersey. he anchored the tv network's sunday morning show for years. the osgood file ran on radio for more than four decades. he became known as the network's poet in residents rendering stories in comical verse. he was 91 years old. the un's top humanitarian official on the growing crisis in gaza. how the rise of artificial intelligence is boosting tech stocks. and a pakistani artist find success painting his personal...
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. >> this is cbs news weekend ron washington. john: the effects of last calls recall of applesauce are widening. it's raising questions about how food reaches supermarket shelves, w watches over it and how far the oversight extends. >> it was discovered in oober. hundreds of cases are under investigation. the fta has confirmed cinnamon was the culprit. it was produced in the door. the founder and editor of food fix focuses on food policy and has been tracking the recall. how has the impact expanded since the news broke and what do we expect? >> about three months ago we knew of four kids who had elevated lead levels, since then, we have gone to 350 cases under investigation in 41 states. this has expanded quite substantially. 350 is likely in undercount. it's in undercount. i don't know how many more kids will end up under investigation but it never should have happened. >> how serious is it for children? >> lead is a neurotoxin and there is a scientific consensus that there is no safe level for young children and infants. it can
. >> this is cbs news weekend ron washington. john: the effects of last calls recall of applesauce are widening. it's raising questions about how food reaches supermarket shelves, w watches over it and how far the oversight extends. >> it was discovered in oober. hundreds of cases are under investigation. the fta has confirmed cinnamon was the culprit. it was produced in the door. the founder and editor of food fix focuses on food policy and has been tracking the recall. how has the...
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correspondent:correspondent: an american military sposman told cbs news in the u.s. at the strikes were nothing to do with gaza. >> it is important to differentiate between hamas and the red sea. you have the houthi rebels conducting indiscriminate attacks against international shipping affecting 50 countries and the prosperity of multiple nations. correspondent: but the houthis whose commanders captured a ship in december site their tax are to support palestinians in gaza and to hit israel's allies. iran provides the houthi training ands weapons and they say that attacks will go on until the fighting in gaza stops. britain and the u.s. oppose an immediate cease-fire in the war. the airstrikes, this was the raf,, are only partly about freedom of navigation in the red sea. the reality is they are directly linked to events in gaza and present an escalation in the crisis that is gripping the middle east. jeremy bowen is a bbc news. anchor: we got an update and the threat of original conflagration with major general product trick rider press secretary for the u.s. defens
correspondent:correspondent: an american military sposman told cbs news in the u.s. at the strikes were nothing to do with gaza. >> it is important to differentiate between hamas and the red sea. you have the houthi rebels conducting indiscriminate attacks against international shipping affecting 50 countries and the prosperity of multiple nations. correspondent: but the houthis whose commanders captured a ship in december site their tax are to support palestinians in gaza and to hit...
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jeremy: even more emphatically, an american military spokesman told cbs news in the u.s. that the strikes were nothing to do with gaza. >> it's important to differentiate between what is happening between israel and hamas and what is happening in the red sea. you have the houthi rebels that are connecting indiscriminate attacks against international shipping. over 50 countries have been affected by this, affecting economic prosperity of multiple nations. jeremy: but the houthis, whose commanders captured a ship in the red sea in december, say their attacks are to support palestinians in gaza and to hit israel's allies. iran provides the houthis training and weapons, and the houthis say these attacks will go on until the fighting in gaza stops. britain and the u.s. oppose an immediate cease-fire ithe war. the airstrikes -- this was the raf raid -are only partly about freedom of navigation in the red sea. the reality is they are also directly linked to events in gaza and represent an is galatian in the crisis that is gripping the middle east. -- an escalation in the crisis
jeremy: even more emphatically, an american military spokesman told cbs news in the u.s. that the strikes were nothing to do with gaza. >> it's important to differentiate between what is happening between israel and hamas and what is happening in the red sea. you have the houthi rebels that are connecting indiscriminate attacks against international shipping. over 50 countries have been affected by this, affecting economic prosperity of multiple nations. jeremy: but the houthis, whose...
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partner cbs. details have been emerging slowly about the secretary's hospital visit. on december 22 austin hadn elective medical procedure while on leave, returning home the next day. he was admitted to the intensive care unit at walter reed mel center on new year's day after suffering severe pain. on the second of january, he transferred his authority to department defense secretary kathleen hicks but not until three days did the department officially tell the yours of his hospitalization. four days after austin's visit, the pentagon notified the white house and the public. on january 6, austin released a statement taking full responsibility of the delay. sect austin has resumed full duties and remns in hospital but the seekcy of his visit to the hospital has raced concerns about transpharynxcy issues from the nation's tom security establishment. joining us now is represent don bacon. a republican from nebraska and a men of the u.s. armed services committee. thanks for joining us. you're a former air forcier, well aware of the chain of command and so on. what's your
partner cbs. details have been emerging slowly about the secretary's hospital visit. on december 22 austin hadn elective medical procedure while on leave, returning home the next day. he was admitted to the intensive care unit at walter reed mel center on new year's day after suffering severe pain. on the second of january, he transferred his authority to department defense secretary kathleen hicks but not until three days did the department officially tell the yours of his hospitalization....
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minister said he would strongly support the honors committee if he chose to look into revoking the cb awarded to the former post office boss. our political editor reports. reporter: this is alan bates. 24 years ago he raised an issue with the computer system at the post office he ran in north wales. a quarter of a century on, toby jones is playing him in a television drama. >> we are all here to share our experiences. reporter: mr. bates led a campaign to ensure hudgins -- hundreds of sub-postmasters get exonerated, having been wrongly convicted of theft and fraud, some even jailed. now he finds himself the central character in a hit series. >> the last couple of weeks have been absolutely bananas, i think it is fair to say. it is one thing after another. i have not been able to put the phone down. it has been great in some ways. a huge amount of support for the victims in all of this. reporter: at the heart of this scandal is the horizon computer system developed by a japanese company fujitsu. but this is about so much more than a disastrous i.t. scheme. >> it doubled right in front
minister said he would strongly support the honors committee if he chose to look into revoking the cb awarded to the former post office boss. our political editor reports. reporter: this is alan bates. 24 years ago he raised an issue with the computer system at the post office he ran in north wales. a quarter of a century on, toby jones is playing him in a television drama. >> we are all here to share our experiences. reporter: mr. bates led a campaign to ensure hudgins -- hundreds of...
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president made about being a dictator for a day, they get a lot of attention but john dickerson of cbs news called that, quote, bait. trump says these on purpose so they will be replayed and will narrow the focus of what he would do if he is elected again. dickerson says we should focus on the specifics of trump's actual plans, comments like this. >> i will direct a completely overhauled doj to investigate every radical out-of-control prosecutor in america for their illegal racist in reverse enforcement of the law. laura: do you agree with dickerson? how should the press cover trump's rhetoric versus his action? >> we can do two things at once. we can cover the outrageous authoritarian language, which of course leads you to the policy. when he says he wants to be a dictator, he is saying he wants to build a wall and he is going to destroy the federal bureaucracy and he has promised to sort of undo 100 years of civil service among other things. so i think you take the language, i understand the point. there is a carnival aspect and the bureaucratic aspect. i think we can cover both at t
president made about being a dictator for a day, they get a lot of attention but john dickerson of cbs news called that, quote, bait. trump says these on purpose so they will be replayed and will narrow the focus of what he would do if he is elected again. dickerson says we should focus on the specifics of trump's actual plans, comments like this. >> i will direct a completely overhauled doj to investigate every radical out-of-control prosecutor in america for their illegal racist in...
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lisa: joe biden never cast a single tie vote as vice president, but harris told cbs her repeated job is a bonding point. >> the president and i joked, when i leave our meetings to break a tie he says that will be a winning vote. but the stakes are so high. lisa: high stakes in an institution where process is power, and were no vice president has ever been as decisive of a vote as this one. with more tie breaks almost certainly ahead. ♪ amna: the roots are known as one of hip hop's most important and influential groups. they're also well-known as the house band of "the tonight show." and their lead emcee tariq trotter, better known by his stage name, "black thought," has been called one of the most skilled and prolific rappers of our time. now, during this 50th anniversary year of hip hop, the grammy winner tells his own story in a new memoir, and sat down with jeffrey brown recently for our arts and culture series, canvas. >> this is my block, like, this is where i essentially grew up. >> a drive through south philadelphia with native son tariq trotter. >> it's a place where you ha
lisa: joe biden never cast a single tie vote as vice president, but harris told cbs her repeated job is a bonding point. >> the president and i joked, when i leave our meetings to break a tie he says that will be a winning vote. but the stakes are so high. lisa: high stakes in an institution where process is power, and were no vice president has ever been as decisive of a vote as this one. with more tie breaks almost certainly ahead. ♪ amna: the roots are known as one of hip hop's most...
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our partner cbs news spoke to one familywaiting word if their loved one is one those to be released. the 3 momed is the youngest american being hold. >> were hoping and praying that she is in one of the first groups, but we only can know that's our hope. but we haven't had any confirmation. we haven't seen any lists. so we are going with the bief that because she's 3 years old and no child should be a hosage, no child should be in this situation that she will be early in the releasing. >> but for the first time you must feel some degree of hope, at least cautious optimism. we're all hope, please let this be true. we know how quickly it can turn. tell us what you're thinking. u were in israel on october 7. >> yeah. we are cautiously hopeful. every day, 46 days since october 7, has felt like october 7 for us. as we wonder and pray and as our hearts are with our little cousin. >> we're going to go back to correspondent tom bateman in israel. i think we've gotten your line sorted now. we're talking about what we're expecting to see play out over the next few days, if you can bring us up
our partner cbs news spoke to one familywaiting word if their loved one is one those to be released. the 3 momed is the youngest american being hold. >> were hoping and praying that she is in one of the first groups, but we only can know that's our hope. but we haven't had any confirmation. we haven't seen any lists. so we are going with the bief that because she's 3 years old and no child should be a hosage, no child should be in this situation that she will be early in the releasing....
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israel's prime minister has told our sister network cbs news that a tunnel was found at the site along with evidence that hostages had been held within the hospital complex. he admitted that israel's efforts to minimize civilian casualties had not been successful. the current death toll to the hamas-run health ministry has passed 12,000. yogita lamaye has been working with a freelance journalist in gaza. their report does contain distressing images from the start, including injured children. yogita: monday in central gaza. tuesday. wednesday. thursday. airstrikes have continued to hit this trip this week, while israel conducts ground operations in the north. hundreds have been killed and injured. some of them from this family. "we are being killed, and no one is doing anything about it," this man shouts. he is still breathing, in critical condition. doctors scramble to treat the boy. on the floor by his bed, they check his father for a heartbeat. they can't hear it. his family in shock, still finding out who's been rescued, who's survived, and who hasn't from 30 members. this is their
israel's prime minister has told our sister network cbs news that a tunnel was found at the site along with evidence that hostages had been held within the hospital complex. he admitted that israel's efforts to minimize civilian casualties had not been successful. the current death toll to the hamas-run health ministry has passed 12,000. yogita lamaye has been working with a freelance journalist in gaza. their report does contain distressing images from the start, including injured children....
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anchor: on the diplomatic front cbs news is reporting that international mediators are closing in on a possible deal for a three day cease-fire in exchange for a dozen hostages held by hamas. what more do we know about this? reporter: the israelis have said for some time that no cease-fire unless his significant number of hostages are released. we do not know what gnificant means. we had a meeting in the capital of qatar, doha, between the director of the cia, the head of the israeli intelligence agency and qatari officials at which presumably the issue of hostages was presumably front and center. we had news of two senior hamas officials talking to the head of a jeppesen intelligence and hostages would' been a part of that discussion. we are also hearing that the leader of qatar, the mere is heading to egypt tomorrow. would he be going there if there was not something that perhaps he wanted to announce? we will find out tomorrow but what is clear is that a great deal of diplomatic effort is being put into this issue of trying to get hostages out of gaza. anchor: really interesting.
anchor: on the diplomatic front cbs news is reporting that international mediators are closing in on a possible deal for a three day cease-fire in exchange for a dozen hostages held by hamas. what more do we know about this? reporter: the israelis have said for some time that no cease-fire unless his significant number of hostages are released. we do not know what gnificant means. we had a meeting in the capital of qatar, doha, between the director of the cia, the head of the israeli...
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on the highway south of the city are cbs news cawley spoke with some of those -- colleague spoke with some of those fleeing. >> they move from the north to the south area charlie: they can do nothing except the white flag of surrender and the will to survive. >> we are civilian people we want to live with peace. nobody in the world will let us leave. charlie: one month since the war began, resident face an uncertain future. first and foremost when and how it will end. christian: our international editor has also traveled with the israel defense forces in gaza. bbc had editorial control of the work of this section with ivf has been viewed them. jeremy: the overriding impression that i have from being here is the level of force that israel has brought to the gaza strip. a mass amount of military power. in addition, the level of disruption, massive disruption, thousands of homes gone. israel says that the military necessity, self-defense. christian: lindsey moore on the report later busy evening. r international course wanted paul adams is in jerusalem for us this evening. hello to you r
on the highway south of the city are cbs news cawley spoke with some of those -- colleague spoke with some of those fleeing. >> they move from the north to the south area charlie: they can do nothing except the white flag of surrender and the will to survive. >> we are civilian people we want to live with peace. nobody in the world will let us leave. charlie: one month since the war began, resident face an uncertain future. first and foremost when and how it will end. christian: our...
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on cbs' face the nation this morning, deputy national security adviser jon finer said the majority of about 400 americans in gaza had now left. jon finer: over the last several days, through pretty intensive negotiations with all sides relevant to this conflict, we have been able to get out more than 300 americans, lawful permanent residents and their family members. reporter: the day before, president joe biden expressed optimism about getting israel to agree to temporarily stop fighting, to allow more aid into gaza. reporter: mr. president, any progress on a humanitarian pause? >> yes. reporter: on sunday, secretary of state antony blinken expanded on the one-word answer. antony blinken: this is a process. israel's raised important questions about how humanitarian pauses would work. we've gotta answer those questions. reporter: blinken also made an unannounced visit to the west bank sunday, meeting with palestinian authority president mahmoud abbas. in response, protesters filled the streets of ramallah. and ramallah's not the only area of the west bank threatening to boil over. mil
on cbs' face the nation this morning, deputy national security adviser jon finer said the majority of about 400 americans in gaza had now left. jon finer: over the last several days, through pretty intensive negotiations with all sides relevant to this conflict, we have been able to get out more than 300 americans, lawful permanent residents and their family members. reporter: the day before, president joe biden expressed optimism about getting israel to agree to temporarily stop fighting, to...